I am an LMFT who recently started a group private practice with two partners in Louisville, CO. My passion and specializations are working with grief and loss, adolescents, relational work with couples and families and dynamic coaching. I am interested in connecting with other like-minded clinicians and serving the community I was born and raised in.

Interpersonal conflict, life transition, and anxiety support for teens and young adults through individual and group therapy offerings.

Heather A. Lee is The Women's StresSpecialist. The landscape of women's lives is filled with times of challenging transitions. Sharing the journey can help lighten the load and illuminate the path. StresSpecialist services include women's groups, consultations and counseling session.The Women's Life Transion Groups include scu workshops as "Mind Over Midlife", "Women, Stress & Inner Peace", "StressStrategies for Families" and "Cultivating Calm in a Crisis".

Heather's expertise includes training in mind/body wellness from the Harvard Mind/Body Medical Institute and several yeras as the Director of Women's Health Education at The University of Virginia Medical Center. ms. Lee is also a frequent guest presenter at such acclaimed health resorts as The Golden Door, Lake Austin and Red Mountain Adventure Spa.

I offer: 1) general psychotherapy & 2) counseling with those with physical illnesses: 1) I use cognitive-behavioral therapy, DBT, Gestalt, & others means to help people with challenges, from crises with relationships to stress to questions about what to do next in life. 2) I counsel people with physical illness, disability, and pain. This evolved out of my own disability experience after an accident in 1984. It was a journey that led me to internal and external resources that I could not have imagined. Since then, I have trained and worked with people with many ailments, from fibromyalgia to cancer, chronic fatigue to M.S., & pain syndromes to head injuries. Please call for a free consultation. "Not just another 'shrink.' I have not met a more wholehearted counselor in 40 years." Stephen Levine, author of "Unattended Sorrow"